Join Andrew
Williams, Mike Ripley and Robert Ryan as they talk about their take on historical
crime and thriller fiction. All three
are prolific established authors.
Robert Ryan
has been a lecturer and a journalist and has written more than fifteen books to
date. In Dead Man’s Land, Dr Watson must
identify a treacherous killer striking in the trenches of the First World War.
Andrew
Williams directed and wrote television documentaries for twenty years before
becoming an author. His first two books were short-listed for a number of
awards. His latest novel, The Poison
Tide centres around the life of a British spy in the First World War.
Mike Ripley
is the award winning author of the Angel series of comedy thrillers and has
been described as “England's funniest crime writer”. He was a scriptwriter on
the BBC series Lovejoy and as a critic has reviewed over 1,000 crime novels in
the last 22 years.
Mike Ripley will be chairing a hugely entertaining panel as they discuss why are so
many really good thrillers are opting for historical settings these days with Andrew Williams and Robert Ryan explaining their decision to go "Historically Criminal".
When: Monday 18th February 2013*
Where: Victoria Library, Buckingham Palace Road
Time: 6:00pm
*There is no
charge but please do book in advance either by email at Victorialibrary@westminster.gov.uk
or by calling 020 7641 1300 and asking for Victoria Library.
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